Results
GCSE Results – 3 year trends
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2016 |
2017 |
2018 |
3 year trend |
|
English and maths to standard pass level* |
79 |
81 |
81 |
↑↑ |
|
Attainment 8 Score** |
59.7 |
55.2 |
57 |
↑ |
|
Progress 8 Score |
0.33 |
0.17 |
0.27 |
↑ |
|
Ebacc |
52 |
50 |
52 |
↑ |
|
% 7-9, A or A* |
32 |
32 |
33 |
↑ |
*4 + 2017 and 2018, C+ pre 2017
**Attainment 8 scores are not comparable in 2017 and 2018 with earlier years due to changes in grade equivalences
In the last three years, Nick Gibb, MP wrote to the school to confirm the school is one of the top 100 state schools based on pupils achieving the EBACC
From our cohort of 199 students in Year 11, 58% joined The Broxbourne School sixth form, 30% embarked on college courses and 12% started courses in other school sixth forms.
A Level Results – 3 year trends
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2016 |
2017 |
2018 |
3 year trend |
|
Average point score per entry |
37 |
38.3* |
38 |
↑ |
|
%A/A* |
26 |
34 |
37 |
↑↑ |
|
ALIS residual |
+0.14 |
+0.15 |
+0.05 |
↑ |
|
L3VA Report |
+0.20 above average |
+0.25 above average |
N/A |
↑↑ |
* Equivalent to just under a B grade on average
** ALIS is the A Level Information Service which provides information on how well students perform compared with their starting point
2018
The school is celebrating record examination results for a third year running:
- 81% of all pupils achieved a standard pass in both English and maths (4+)
- 57% of all pupils achieved a good pass in both English and maths (5+)
- 33% of all grades were 7-9 or equivalent (A/A*)
- 52% achieved the English Baccalaureate (4+)
- 92% of pupils were graded 4-9 in English
- 82% of pupils were graded 4-9 in maths
- There were 14 of the coveted 9 grades across English language and literature
- 14 pupils obtained the coveted 9 grade in maths
Amongst many outstanding performances were:
Ralph Davies, Sezen Djouma, Enis Kara, Aaron Langston, Lexi Smith, Ethan Woodier who achieved 12 highest grades; Louis Aldous, Ella Andrea, Sophie Bechtel, Rachel Booth, Samantha Browne, Jessica Callaghan, Abby Clark, Joshua Hill, William Johnson, James Kettle, Charlotte Keys, Nadia Lines, Jacob Millward who achieved 11 highest grades; Lucia Banks, Charlotte Bunten, Jake Fuller, Rachel Macneill, Tom Weald who achieved 10 highest grades; Joseph Breen, Josh Davidson, Michael Gavartin, Caitlin Jack, Ellie Luckhurst, Louie Roberts who scored 9 highest grades; and Janaya Best; Adam Dixon; Jodie Ferdenzi; Mikey Spray Landowski; Natasha Laskor; Stanley McElligott; Giacomo Misuraca; Ben Wilson who achieved 8 highest grades
We were delighted with these excellent results which are a tribute to the pupils’ hard work, excellent teaching and the support of parents.
The school is celebrating excellent A-level examination results with a 100% pass rate and an average point score per examination entry of 38 (averaging just under a B grade). 37% of all grades were A/A* and 68% of passes were at grades A* to B. Students with an impressive array of top grades include:
Erin Brady (3A*); Elle Breen (3A); Alex Davies (3A); Adam Daynes (3A); Joe Linkson (A*, 2A); William Mottram (A*, 2A, cEPQ); Eleanor Murdoch (2A*, A); April Parker (3A, a*EPQ); Liam Quinn (2A*, A); Emilia Saudella (3A*); Daniella Massiri (3A*); Matthew Squires (A*, 2A); Rebecca Thomas (2A*, A, aEPQ); Phoebe Walker (A*, 2A); Kiara Whelan (3A); Max Woodier (2A*, 2A, aEPQ)
These excellent A-level results have enabled many of our students to enter top Russell Group universities including Oxbridge and competitive courses such as medicine.
For more information about sixth form results please click here
Please click on this link for access to the Department of Education performance tables www.education.gov.uk/schools/performance/
